Add a command to check whether a device has enabled developer mode. #562
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…eveloper mode was introduced in iOS 16. When checking devices on older versions the command will print an unsupported error.
…tements to NSLogOut statements.
Combination of lldb in Xcode-14 and iOS-16 beta currently forwards these events to our handler, which causes premature exit for the non interact script. Crashes and signals have a reason
This reverts commit aa870b5.
…e lldb is not able to print backtrace (ios-control#558)
…eveloper mode was introduced in iOS 16. When checking devices on older versions the command will print an unsupported error. Retry of ios-control#556 that guards the developer mode check by a preprocessor define so that it is not build by default. Developer mode requires a MobileDevice method introduced with Xcode 14 so including it by default will break builds where Xcode 14 is unavailable.
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Developer mode was introduced in iOS 16. When checking devices on older versions the command will print an unsupported error.
Retry of #556 that guards the developer mode check by a preprocessor define so that it is not build by default. Developer mode requires a MobileDevice method introduced with Xcode 14 so including it by default will break builds where Xcode 14 is unavailable.